TriggerPoint Grid Foam Roller Stretching /Myofascial Release (Parallel Import Product)

ジムにあって トレーニングの締めに使っていました。 今では、毎日風呂上がりに使って身体をほぐしてます。

猫背や腰痛対策で定期的にゴロゴロしてて気持ちいいです

ゴリゴリマッサージに使用。いい硬さ

類似のローラーとは別物です。最初にトリガーポイントでよかったです。類似品で始めていたら，使い心地が嫌で使い続けなかっただろうと思います

正規品4,827円−並行輸入品4,199円=628円の差 日本語マニュアルが無い、メーカー保証が無いなどあるが、初期不良交換はして貰えると思うのでこちらを購入、偽物でもなく傷もなく使ってみても非常に良い商品でした。

痛気持ち良く、ストレッチができます。 なかなか自分では圧をかけられないところに届くのがいいですね。 所々、内出血ができるほど！ じゃあこれでむくみが劇的に変わるか？と言われると、まあ別に…。 あくまで気持ち良くストレッチができる商品ですね。

３Coinsのパチモンからの買い替えです。3coinsは硬くて背中が痛くなりましたが、本物はいいです

ジムで使用している物と同じで、使い易いです。硬さも丁度です

Werkt zoals het moet. Prima

Too expensive to what it offer

The delivery service and I'm happy with your purchase! The package service was efficient and the product met your expectations upon arrival. The overall experience, from shipping to receipt, was satisfactory.

My kids have one each and now I do too! Love it.

This is an easy 5 star review review for me. I utterly love this product and would buy another in a heartbeat, should my current roller meet its tragic end saving children from a burning building. Yes, I believe it has the ability to do so. Let's start with some fundamental questions. Do you have a foam roller from [insert pharmacy here]? Does it have little divots from constant use after, say, a month? Better yet, are you looking for a roller and don't currently have one? Then have I got a sales pitch borne of personal experience for you. The thing is amazing. I'm on a physiotherapy routine where I have to stretch my quads 4-5 times a day. Since I'm used to it, I've now developed a routine where I roll my hip flexors, glutes, calves, and whatever else is sore along with them. I never miss a roll. After a month, my original roller was starting to bend, which made rolling feel slightly uneven. I hated the feeling and was thusly left with three options. 1. Suck it up (not really an option since I'm a bit of a princess) 2. Buy a dense foam roller, which is essentially a thicker version of your average roller, or 3. Buy the long lasting, semi-massaging Trigger Point Roller. I'm glad I went with the Trigger Point. Because of its construction, there's no way it can bend inward over time. I mean, it's a thin layer of synthetic material over a hard plastic tube... it just physically can't. I bought the 13-inch version, which is perfect for me. I can fit it in my gym bag and roll out after a hard workout​. At 5'7", 135lbs, I can easily roll both quads at a time. Basically, it's large enough to accommodate any muscle that you require and small enough to transport with ease. If you know that you'll be rolling at home 100% of the time and have both the money and a large enough area to use, I'd recommend getting the 26 inch just because it's more to love of an already stellar product. Honestly, the fact that it feels like you're receiving a mild massage is a fringe benefit. Brass tax, this thing is an excellent roller and costs a fraction more what you'll already be paying for any other product. If you're looking for a serious roller, then look no further. Small bonus tip - If you find there's an area (lower back, hip flexors) that is a little hard to get deeply into with a foam roller, I highly recommend buying a lacrosse ball. They are unbelievably great for myofascial release (super cheap, too). For $10 bucks or less, they're among the best therapy tools I've ever owned. STX Lacrosse Balls, White, 2 Pack Update 11/19/2015: After a few months of use, the roller is showing zero sign of warping, and it's unlikely it ever will due to the construction materials; whereas, my generic pharmacy roller developed a major divot after only a month of use. Update 02/17/2016: Still using consistently. Still ZERO markings/denting. This thing is awesome. Update 09/02/2016: My physio therapist started stocking this exact model a couple of months back. He now purchases them over your ordinary blue rollers. If that isn't progress, I don't know what is.